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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20
Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance ofan order or the Probate Court or
i Henry county, Ohio, I will offer ct pablic suc-
ton on the i4 Y
18th Day Of November, A. p 1851,
AZ 10 O'Clock, d ., ct thenorth door Of the Court
House. in Napoleon, Henry county, Ohio. the fol-
lowing described real estate situate Ia the village
Of Napoleon, county Of Henry, and sMte Of Ohio,
to-wft. 83M
That pat Of lot No ninety-aix, IN iseEiginal plat
of Napoleon, In said county Of Heuey, Chic, coma
mencing at the southwest eoxneJ or said lot and
running thence northerly along yerry street One
Hundred (1Oo) feet. thence 1t tight angles with
Perry street IN an Easterly direction hfty-six and
one.han $50 feet; thcnce at right angle IN
soatherly dissction and paralf With Perry street
n westerly direction along washington street Af-
tysix and one-half l66Is) feslto shs piace of be-
ginning.
Appsaised at $4,000.
Also. the West fractionafhalf Of the North-west
quarter OF section Seven fEh township hYe tbh
Eorthof Range seven az East. n Henry county,
Ohio.
Appraised at S5,p6h
Also that part 81 the gbnth-west fractional quar-
ter OF section seven, u township fye. north Of
range seven east, 10 Henry county, Ohio. laying
beiong:pe p ne T9lsdos wabash Y Western Rail.
al, xpprsissiat sll,asS.
I Terms of Ials nAsh.
HERMAN n. VOCKE,
Administrator, win the will annexed OF the estate
| Of John II. Yocl deceaseds
BY Hang q Ragan his Attorneys,
Napoleon, Ohig Oct. 10, 1887. I'd
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CathArins B. Hainz,
vs.
pania min w Wa-na.


Benjamin w. Warner.
mon Pleas.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued from the above
named Court and to me directed "A Sheriff OF Henry
ofthe Court House, in Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, November 5th, 1857,
at the nour OF O'Clock, p. M, Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, stnatedin Henry
ty, Ohio, to-wit:
The West part Of the Northeast fraction of Sec
ton Number Twelve 12) i'm township Number Five
(5), North Range Number Seven Cd. East, fexcept4.
ing the warehouse lot formerly sold to- Smith q
Thompson one-fourth Of an acre containing fifty
three and 70-100 acres Of land more or less.
Also the west part OF the east half OF the north
east fraction of said section containing fifty and
31-f00 acres Of land more ofless.
Also lot Number Fifteen (I6) of said Section
Twelve as sub-divlded By the District Assessor
containing three acres more or less, except one
fourth acre in che southwest corner heretofore
sold to Isaac Hudson,
Also lot NumberSixteon (ldl, containing Twenty
nine and T5-I00 acres more less.
Also lot Number Seventeen III containing one
fourth OF an acre more or less.
AL Of the above described lands and lots being in
said section twelve (i2), In township i've 5I north
range seven 10 eest and In the district OF lands for.
meriy subject to sale at Lima, Ohio.
Also the Northwest quarter OF the Southwest
quarter OF Section Number Six (8), in Township
Number Five (5l, North Range Number Eight Isl,
East, In said county Of Henry and State of Ohio,
and containing forty acres Of land more or less.
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms of sale cash.
e. T. BARNES,
Sheriff Of Henry County, o..
Lntes u Lutes, attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, o., Sept. 30, 1857. SIS 90
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

ssg- Geyser, the would be Republican
Senator from this District, was in Napoleon
last Thursday. Before lie left town ne was
pretty full Of .'bug juice" He slashed his
money around quite loose, many thinking he
was banker, buthe madela poor impression
upon our citizens. No Geysef in theirs is
the universal cry. Herman Groschner will
receive the vote Of every true citizen OF
Henry county. He is the candidate Of the
people, always watchful Of their interests.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

- The pitiable exhibition made of him
self on Summit street by Bill Geyser, of
Fulton county. the Republican candidate for
senator, will loose him hundreds of votes in
Toledo. A Republican business man said;
81 take drink occasionally myself, but when
our party nominates man who has no more
respect for us or himself than to staggeI
down the street. in charge of Schwab and be-
ing introduced by him, and who has NO
ability beyond offering to treat, shall cut
Mr.. Geyser of my ticket. ."-Tolelo Herald
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ANOTHER CLINCHER.

TEXAS, o., 0cr. Is, 1887.
s. NJ. HAGUE, ESQ.,, Napoleon, o.: Dear
Sir:-In the Signal of date Oct. 18th, 1887, it
charges me with standing in with Fred. Dag
gett and other persons whose object it was to
defraud persons out of their homes, or ex-
torting money from them when their titles
were defective. I write you as matter of
Justice to all men, knowing as do, that you
were largely engaged in abstracting and cor
recting titles during the time that acted as
Recorder of Henry county. ALI ask you in
the matter is statement of what you may
know in the matter, from your own observa-
ton while in my Office doing your work as
abstractor, and your own personal knowledge
in the premises.
Yours truly,
DANIEL. HARTNErT.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

~ What does honest Republicans think
of Geyser, their candidate for Senator, when
we tell them that he has left with his gang in
this county 5000 to be used in corrupting the
ballot box! We have itfrom good authority
that this has been done, and simply tell it SC
that honest Republicans may blush for the
man the bosses of their party has fostered
upon them for Senator. Democrats, and all
others of whatever politics, take this fellows
money and put it where it will do the most
good-against him at the polls.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20
A Pointer.

Fellow Democrats, we have the power to
bauelch F oraker. All that we need to do is
/ "a turn out to man to the polls in Novem-
n Enough Republicans are disgusted with
! him to make his defeat certain il we all vote.
Na have less than thrss weeks to do our work
Id. Let our committeeman be active and
4 s6a that every vote Is brought to the polls.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

~ The Republican administrators of the
public domain patented 100000 acres of
land to railway corporations more than the
congressional grants called for. This is call
ed mistake" but no doubt the people Of
the country will observe that Democratic
administration discovered the ''mistake" and
has inaugurated proceedings to rectify it,
Watchful care of the peoples land is not the
least excellent feature of the Cleveland ad-
miniakrati0n
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

tT Geyser, the Republican candidate for
Senator, it is said, at one time kept saloon
at Swanton, one of the low dive kind. and
while he was in that business man one
night was thrown from his place into the
street, either by him or other parties in the
room, and when picked up he was found to
be dead. Republicans have simply nominal
ed this man in order to catch German votes,
as he ia German. But we take it the Ger
mans of this district will not throw over
board such respectable citizen as Hon. 81.
@. Groschner, German himself, for such a
man as Geyser, who would be disgrace to
this intelligent district at Columbus. Mr..
Groschner deserves reelection, as be has
made faithful servant Of the people. A re-
election is also due Senator Dodd, who was
considered one of the formost members in
the last Senate. He is a credit to any dis
trict.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20
STILL FURTHER TESTIMONY.

Inotice that the Republicans are charging
that Daniel Hartnett, Democratic candidate
for County Auditor, while Recorder of this
county stood in with land sharks. This we
know to be an injustice TO Mr.. Hartnett, as
he aided us free of charge in Strengthening
the title of our lands, and this, too, at con-
loss of time to him. We say this,
we differ with Mr.. Hartnett
politically, but we deem it justice to him.
W. P. YOUNG.
Ridgeland, Marion Tp., Oct. II, 1887.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

- II is very funny the opinion one hears
from leading Republicans, who have hand
In managing things, about President Cleve-
lands trip. They are not at oil pleased. =
The drift Il summed up in two remarks
credited to gentlemen Of prominence. ssThe
duece Of il is" said one, 'sthe man don't
make any mistakes q Olunasrs' a.;r That III y
other reioined: "Yes, il Blaine had been IN
his place ne would have put his foot in ii hall
dozen times, and been explaining for q
month.u That's fact. Magnetism is no
match for level head. ~ Pittsbur0 Post.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

- Every man on the Democratic ticket
Il qualified for the Office for which he Is
nomina ted. Every man should be given an
election, and thus show solid front for the
Democrats in the Asht next Presidential
year.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

( sTg- The Republicans propose to increase
she farmers taxes, and give him in exchange
ffee whisky. We fail to see any advantage
fyT the already overtaxed farmer in such
4 i1sAl.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

10 Lessen the taxes Ia the platform Of the
Democratic party. Place men In power who
viii oppose any scheme TO increase farmers
taxes, The burden on them is too heavy
now.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

- Groschner while in the State Senate
was but figure head, and did nothing but
what Dodd bid him do.-OttdaUG GGzette.
This is but another fair sample of the
rubbish the Republicans are using in this
campaign. Mr.. Groschner is not that kind
of man. He is progressive, go-a-head
fellow, and has been an influential member
of the Senate, as he was in the House for two
terms. He is the author of the bill which
gives the m embers salary of $500 per year
instead of per diem, which has been great
saving to the State, and he has introduced
other bills of much value to his district and
the State. Of which many have become laws.
Mr.. Groschner is wide-awake German, far
the superior of Geyser, the Republican
candidate, who is not much better than a
pudding head.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20
sHHsITT'S SALE.
John Franks,


Thomas C. Poe, ct. al
Order of sale from Henry County Court OF Con.
mon Pleas.
DY virtue of an order Of sale issued from the
Dab0ve named court and to me directed as Sheriff
Of Henry county, will offer at public sale at the
north door Of the court hcusein Napoleon. o., on
Saturday, November IL, 1887,
At the hour OF O'Clock p m, of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated In Henry co.,
Ohio, to-wit:
In-Lot Number One Hundred and Thirty Eight
(iSSl, in the village Of Hogase, Henry County, o.
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms of Sale Cash.
e. T. BARNES,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
Frank Taylor, Stephenson Knupp, Aty's for PITT
Napoleon, Ohio, Oct 10 1887. $50.
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Sheriff 8 Sale.
catharine Blair,
Snaan Smith. aL. al.

Susan Smith, ct. oil.
Order of sale from Henry county Court Of Common
Pleas.
By virtue ofa order OF sale issued from the above
named court and to me directed a. Sheriff Of Henry
county will offer 81 public sale o. the north dcoI
Of the Court House, In Napoleon, Ohio, on
Saturday, November 10, 1887,
at the honr OF O'Clock p. me- OF said day, the fol
lowing described real estate, situated In Henri
county, Ohio. tO-wit:
Lot Number One q !, in the town Of Liberty Con
ter, Henry County, Ohio, except piece OF land Of
Or the INorth-West corner TWENTY-FIVE t22) feet bj
Sixty-sx 66l feet, and piece on Of the South enc
Twenty-Five (25) feet BY Sixty SIX feet.
Also, Lot Number Two tsb both In Alpheus Bu
channen's Plat in said village Of Liberty Center
Henry County, Ohio.
Appraisal. Lot No. Ono at S8O0.0O; Lot No. Twt
at s20OOD, Total, $l,0O0.
Terms OF sale Cash. III
EFT. BARNES,
Sheriff Of Henry county, Ohio.
Donnelly & Tyler, attorneys for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Oct IA. 1857. $3.50
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
Christopher zohrand,

Christopher zohrand,
l589s vs..
Catharine Schieisser, ct. al.
order Of sale from Henry County Court Of Common
Pleas.
TNY virtue Of an order OF sale issued from the
~ above named Court and to me directed % Sheriff
of Henry county, will offer at public sale 81 t1e
North door Of the Court House. In Napoleon, p zen
Saturday, November 10, 1887,
ct the hour OF 2oclock p. m, OF said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate sitnated IA Henry
county, Ohio, to-wit:
Lot Number Thirteen tis} In George Parishs'
First Addition to the village Of Liberty Centef,
Hcary County, Ohio.
Appraied 1t 3400.
Terms Of Sale, Cash. z, Z ...,,s
Sherif of fAenryccnnty ,0hi9
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Robate Notice.

NIOTICE Ia hleby given, that r, Hudson, as
LIN AdministH.br Of Bernard Woke, has hled
hFat account Of llls misunderstanding, which will
hefof hearing an settlement Oct. 26tht 1857.
MEEKIsoll PrcbateJudge.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

COUNTY.
For Representative,
DENNES D. DONOVAN.
For Probate Judge.
MICHAEL DONNELLY.
For Clerk Of Courts,
JAMES DONOVAN.
For Treasurer,
10. wALTIMIRE.
For Auditor.
DANIEL HARTNETT.
For Commissioner.
ANDREW J. sAYGERs.
For Inhrmary Director,
&. DITTMER.
For Coroner,
CONRAD BITZER.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20

Jy. Gun. Attorney for Plaintiff. NJ
Napofeon. Ohio, Oct. ~, 1887. Il IA.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-10-20
EMOCRATIC TICKET.

SENATORIAL.
EZRA 8. DoDD, Of Lucas.
HERMAN b. GRoSCHNER, Of Henry.
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sHERlFF's SALE.

Frank Taylor, Stephenson Knupp, Aty's for Pl,tf
Napoleon, Ohio, Oct 10 1887. $40,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-10-28
Sa xonburg a Success.
BoLARD's GREAT GUsHER.

The oil development near Saxon
burg, this county, exceeds all general
expectation. AS small wells only
had been heretofore got in that Sec
tion it was thought no large ones
would or could be. But the Bolard-
Greenlee we'll has dissipated this
idea and sent ell excitement towards
the new Saxonburg field. From the
time, Monday last, the strike was
made up to the present the well is
re ported at about 100 barrels per
b our. Be it this, more or less, it is
an admitted gusher and is flowing
finely. Tanks could not be procured
in time to prevent considerable oil
being lost.
The result of the opening of this
new field has caused immense activi-
ty in that direction. The boilers,
lumber and oil supplies being daily
hauled there repeats the old Thorn
Creek business Many new rigs are
going up, pipe lines being laid, and
Tor time at least we may look for
the Saxonburg field being the centre
of excitement.
The Bolard is about eight miles
distant from Butler in a direct line
While further up Thorn Greek than
Frazier's Mill yet owing to the pc
culisr bend in the creek there it is
nearer Butler than what is known es
the old Frazier Mill well, which was
drilled some fifteen years ago and
abandoned es no good. The Bolard
is not more than a mile from the
above enterprise and this side of Sax
onburg near two miles. The nearest
way to reach it from here is to take
the Frazier Mill road at Jefferson
Cent.e.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-10-28
DEATHS

CURRY-On Tuesday, the 18th, Mrs
William Curry, OF Penn twp, aged 81
years.
SCHEiDEMANTLE-O Sunday. the 10th
lust, at Renirew, Syrian A, son of Wm
Scheidemsntle, aged year and 0 months.
ROOT-On Saturday, the 18th inst, r. j.,
son Of a. w. Root, OF Petroiia, aged years
and months.
BAYER-In this place, Monday, Oct. 81.
1887 infant sou OF George and Rosa Bayer,
STEVENSON On Tuesday, the 18th inst,
at her home in Mercer county, Mrs. Maria
Stevenson, widow Of John Stevenson, de.
ceased.
She was buried in the Mt Nebo cemetery
on Thursday. She was daughter Of Rev.
BracGen decd, formerly OF Mt. Nebn, end
was married twice, her first husband having
been DR.. Sreer, OF Prospect.
WBITESlDE-At the home f his parents
in Mi3dlesex township Butler Co, Pa
On Saturday morning Oct. 10, 1857, Char.
lie, youngest Child Of William j. and
Mary A. Whiteside, aged two years.
Troabes, it is said, never come singlv,
1t was go in this case, scarcely hid little
Charles grave been tlled when his brother
just older. Robbie, was prosfrate by the
same disease, and died on Wednesday ev.
ening, Oct. 10, 1887. In this their double
afflction the family have the deep and ten
der sympathy of the entire community
SHANOR-At her home in Alpowa, Gar
field county. Washington Territory, Sep.
tember -, 1887, Mrs. Anne Shanor, wife
of Mr.. Simon Shauor, formerly of Centre
tp. this county, in the list year OF her
age.
Mrs. Shanor was a daughter OF the late
Jacob Schieppy formerly Of this place. Mr..
sh amor is brother Of Mr.. Daniel Sianor
of Centre tp. this county.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-10-28
She Won Her Suit.

LITTLE FALLS, N. Y, Oct 22.-
During the labor trouble here a
year ago young woman named Min.
ME Brown was engaged in the Eagle
Mills, Of this place. owned by ex-
Speaker Titus Sheard. The strikers
were anxious to get Miss Minnie to
leave her place, which she finally did
and was idle several weeks. She
was induced TO do this by Orlo Bates.
Master Workman of local Knights
of Labor organization, who promised
her, it was alleged, that she should
be paid for time lost
After the settlement of the trouble
she endeavored TO collect her wages
from Bates as Master Workman, but
be refused to pay her. The trial at.
tracted considerable attention at the
time and was stubbornly contested on
both sides. The jury, however, fail.
ed to agree. The case came up
again to-day before Justice Baker
Miss Brown wes in court and seems
to have made good impression Oh
the jury, as it returned q verdict ac
cording her O judgment for S7O.67
Many prominent Knights of Labor
were present and expressed surprise
over the verdict. 1t is probable they
will appeal the case, which has excit
ed unusual interest in this locality.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-10-28
Not Tickled To Deaih.

PARKERsBURG, W. VA, Oct. 23.-
Hon j M. Bennett, ex-Auditor ct
State, an official Of high reputation,
has for the past ten days been sick
almost unto death. The Clarksburg
Neacs, q Democratic sheet, in It's is
sue Of Friday, gave to its readers a
long obituary notice Of Mr.. Bennett,
stating when, aud where, and how he
died to the rinuteat detail Follow
ing this was strong panegyric ex-
tolIing the merits of the dead official
as he was referred to-
II happened that Mr.. Bennett got
better about the time the article was
written, and reached his home at
Weston, near Clarksburg, just as the
paper came out Shortly after he
was shown the article, and ever since
has been steadily improving When
he read the strong language in which
his praises were written be said if he
was of that much account he was not
going to die. la q few days lie will
be himself again.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-10-28
Justice TO Germans.

The Press has already had reason
to call attention to the fact that there
are many Germans in Philadelphla
who have no sympathy with the Per-
sonal Liberty League and their law
less and demoraliz ng demand that
the liquor saloons shall be open for
business on Sunday. Naturally
these self-respecling aud order loving
citi zens are anxious to take the most
effective means of separating themsel-
YES from any identity with the Per
soral Liberty Socialists, aud to this
end TWO delegations yesterday called
at the headq uarters OF the Republican
State Committee to give their assur-
ance in person that there are many
thousands OF Germans who do not
propose to be bnllicd By Karl X uhl
eud bis Personal Liberty Socialists
into a policy Of lawiessness alike ruiz
Gus to the dignity of citizenship end
the security of peace and property
The German VINO values his home
and his family can no more afford to
follow the lead Of Karl Kuhl than the
citizen Of any other nativity can
PhiE1 Press
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-10-28
M a REGI ED.

ALsWoRTH = DAuBENsPECK-At the
residence Of John kopp, Esq, in Glenora
this county, Oct 10, 1887, by Rev. l.. F.
Merritt, VIM. +. Alsworth and Miss 4 lice
NJ. DaubenspecS, both of Allegheny twp,
Butler Co., Pa.
HECK-WILL-On Oct. l3, 1897, by Rev.
j. II. A. Ktzmiller, OF Kittanuing, Mr..
Daniel Heck. of St. Joe, Oakland twp,
this county, and Mrs. Louisa viii, OF
Coieeuvile, armstrong county, Pa
BEAMER 13, 1897, by Rev.
W. w. Mcoshead, of WeStmprelaul coun-
ty, Mr.. A. l.. Beamer, of that county, aad
Miss Aunie A. Ekas, of Saryersvilie, this
county.
VINCENT-SN Oct 20, 1887, by
Rev. Samuel Kerr, Mr.. Wm. Vincent and
Miss Mamie Snyder. the former Of the
vicinity of Harrisville aud the latter OF the
vicinity Of Grove City, Pa.
KELLY-FITHIAN- W Wednesday, Oct g.
in parlor of the Wick House, Butler, by
Rev. S. II. Nesbit., Mr.. James A. Kelly
aud Miss Carrie Fithian, all Of Martins
burg.
CLARK-McMILLIN- 25, 1887, at the
residence Of the bride, by Rev. John S.
Mckee, Mr.. Robert Clark of Pittsburgh,
ar-l Miss Mary Jane McMiliin, of Sum
init Twp, Butler Co. Pa.
STEPHENSON-S SHIELDS S-Oct. Goth 1887,
By Elliott Robb, esq, Mr. John +. Steph.
enson and Miss Mahala J. Shields, both
Of Franklin Tp., Butler Co. Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-10-28
were compelled to submit to an unre.

were compelled to submit to an unre-
strained cross examination and to
criminate themselves Compelling
man to testify against himslf is not
due process of law. Furtherm ore,
after their arrest the police, without
any process of law, broke open their
private desks anG extracted from
them letters and other Grim mating
evidence, and these letters, gotten
without due process of law. we're u.s.
ed against them. When the object
ion was raised it was oYeFruled and
an exception was taken.
The Chief Justice: "Can you
point Us to the precise exception that
was taken.?"
Mr.. Pryor, then read extracts from
the record covering the seizure Of
Spies papers without a warrant and
the use Of them against him, and
maintaining that this was virtually
compelling him to testify against
himself in violation of the Fifth
Amendment to the Constitution.
The Chief Justice: "Does the rec
ord show in what way these papers
were acquired and used?"
Mr.. Pryor." Oh, abundantly."
The Chief Justice; Have you
printed in your petition the parts of
the record where this appears?"
Mr.. Pryor-"No, sir; we have re-
ferenccs to them and the record is
here"
In conclusion Mr.. Pryor said that
it was not necessary to refer specii-
cally to the Fifth Amendment, Or to
the Fourteenth Amendment CT any
other particular amendment as vio-
lated By the Illinois statute and the
proceedings in the State Courts. He
would simply say broadly that these
were questions raised under the Fed
eral Constitution. And now, your
Honors," be said, eve submit to
you On these questions that there Is
q Federal question raised which en-
titles the petitioners to the writ OF
error prayed for"
Az Tue cOuCt uSlOu VI WI. y Va .
speech the Chief Justice held brief
whispered consultation with sew
eral of the Associate Justices, includ-
ing Field, Miller, Harlan and Mat
thews, and then said: .'Mr. Pryor,
you may have printed at once, if pos
sible, the parts Of the record which
raise these questions and hand them
to US this afternoon or early to-mor-
row morning, and on Monday we will
| indicate what is further necessary to
be DONE"
Mr. Pryor bowed, and all the coun-
| sci for the Anarchists and most OF the
large audience which had assembled,
streamed out Of the court room into
| the corridor, discussing the proceed
ings and the condemned prisoners
chance for a hearing before this
! Court.